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Sergey Sobyanin

Sergey Sobyanin

Mayor of Moscow since 2010

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  • 3h ago

    Moscow restaurant bomb kills three, targets Russian aerospace forces chief

    A remote-detonated bomb exploded at a private birthday party for General Aleksandr Czajko at Moscow's Balzi Rossi restaurant on August 1, killing three people and wounding 21. The general, commander of Russia's Aerospace Forces and wanted by Ukraine for war crimes, survived the attack.

  • Jul 25

    Ukrainian drones strike edge of Siberia, 16 killed as deep attacks intensify

    Over 300 drones were launched overnight into Saturday, reaching Ekaterinburg and a Siberian refinery 1,700 km east of Moscow. At least 16 people were killed across Ukraine and Russia, including eight at a tourist camp in occupied Zaporizhzhia.

  • Jul 18

    Ukraine drone attack hits 'Russian Amazon' warehouses, killing 7 and injuring 49 in Moscow and Tambov regions

    Overnight drone attacks targeted two Wildberries logistics centres in Kotowsk and Elektrostal, plus an oil depot in Noginsk, in what Kyiv called retaliation for Russian strikes on civilian infrastructure.

  • Jun 18

    Ukraine launches largest drone strike on Moscow in two years, hitting key oil refinery and grounding flights

    The attack, the third on the same refinery in a month, injured at least 16 people, forced all four Moscow airports to close, and sent thick black smoke over the city.

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Ceuta burns Brussels' patience

Ceuta strains Europe as Russia pounds Kyiv and Danube idles Hungary's reactor

Europe woke to border panic, heat alerts and a power squeeze, while war and political risk kept moving faster than institutions. The common thread is capacity: states can still react quickly, but their buffers look thin.

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  • Psatha helicopter collision

    Confirmed two fatalities, a Danish and a Romanian national, following the Psatha helicopter collision as investigators examine the possibility of human error.

  • Ozora festival closes early after deaths

    Cancels remaining events after two participants die at the psychedelic trance festival in Hungary.

  • Moscow café terrace explosion

    Kills at least 3 people at the Balzi Rossi restaurant during a private party, with Aerospace Forces commander Aleksandr Chaiko reportedly in attendance.

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Demography and migration

The new findings provide updated figures on irregular entries and returns in Ceuta, and clarify that new arrivals will not gain automatic rights to travel freely in the rest of the EU, confirming existing policy rather than introducing new measures.

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